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Long-term drug investigation uncovers $446,000 worth of narcotics

Phoenix police said about 78,000 fentanyl pills were confiscated in the drug bust.

PHOENIX — Authorities arrested three people and confiscated $446,000 worth of drugs after a long-term narcotics investigation in Phoenix. 

The Phoenix Police Department said search warrants were found at multiple locations leading officials to find 

  • Approx. 78,000 fentanyl pills
  • 10 lbs of methamphetamine 
  • 2 kilograms of heroin

Officials said approximately $43,000 in cash was also found. Three men were arrested in connection to the drug bust.

Credit: Phoenix Police Department

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